- Can I replace the drive inside?
- The 4TB disk is user-replaceable, but the unit is built around a single drive, so you gain capacity, not redundancy. Back up anything important to another device or the USB port.
- Does it support RAID?
- No. There is one drive slot, so there is no mirroring or parity. Treat it as a single copy and keep a separate backup.
- Can I stream video from it?
- Yes. It has DLNA support, so compatible TVs, consoles and media players can browse and play files stored on it over the network.
- How does it compare with a two-bay NAS?
- A two-bay unit offers RAID protection and usually faster hardware, at a higher cost and with more setup. The LinkStation 210 is simpler and quieter but has no redundancy.
- Can I add more storage later?
- You can plug an external USB drive into the USB-A port for extra space or backups. Internal capacity is fixed by the single bay.
- Is it fast enough for large backups?
- It handles scheduled backups of documents and photos, but large video libraries and many simultaneous users will feel slow on its 800MHz chip and single Ethernet port.
- Where is the Buffalo LinkStation 210 4TB cheapest?
- At Office Depot, for $249.99, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Buffalo LinkStation 210 4TB?
- Rated 3.6 out of 5 from 305 ratings.